Luberon Vineyard

Vignobles & Découvertes Destination

Nestled between the Calavon and Durance valleys, the Luberon vineyard area is renowned for its mosaic of terroirs, all set within a Regional Natural Park.

9 Grape varieties

The white wines feature Bourboulenc, Clairette, Grenache, Marsanne, Roussanne, and Vermentino; the red and rosé wines are made from Grenache, Mourvèdre, and Syrah

3 Soil types

Sandy, calcareous, and clay-based

1 Appellation

Luberon

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2781 Hectares

This iconic vineyard area spans over 2,700 hectares, stretching 35 km from north to south and 60 km from west to east.

3 reasons to visit the destination

Villages with distinct character
Outdoor activities
Exceptional local products

A destination with remarkable biodiversity

The Luberon Regional Natural Park encompasses a multitude of natural habitats that serve as reservoirs for remarkable biodiversity. It is home to 35% of France’s flora, 50% of its bird species, and 40% of its butterfly species. As a testament to its heritage and ecological value, the park has been recognized by UNESCO as both a Biosphere Reserve and a Global Geopark.

It is in this unique environment that the vines of the Luberon AOC flourish.

With its limestone massifs, garrigue scrublands, plains, and valleys—a mosaic of colors and shapes—along with forests covering more than half its territory, bories (dry-stone huts), bastides (traditional country houses), rural chapels, châteaux, and hilltop villages, the Luberon Regional Natural Park offers a rich array of sporting and cultural activities.

Lavender Museum

Workshops, tours, and exclusive events await at this true sanctuary dedicated to authentic Provençal lavender, located in Cabrières-d’Avignon.

Lourmarin Castle

Offering a stunning view of the Luberon massif, its vineyards, and its olive groves, this premier Renaissance château hosts tours, exhibitions, and festivals.

Ochre Trail

An essential walk in the Luberon, this trail immerses visitors in a unique landscape of red, orange, and golden hues, sculpted by the elements of nature.

The Bories Village

A designated historic monument, this village—composed entirely of dry-stone huts—transports visitors into a captivating, mineral-rich world.

Exploring the art of living in the Luberon vineyard 

With around sixty service providers holding the Vignobles & Découvertes label, the Luberon wine region is packed with estates, restaurants, accommodations, and activities that invite us to explore the treasures of this unmissable destination.